Omaha can revoke or refuse renewal of a short-term rental registration when an operator accumulates repeated nuisance, noise, or code violations. There is no fixed three-strike statute, but Chapter 55 §55-405 authorizes registration termination for sustained noncompliance.
Registration revocation typically follows a pattern of substantiated noise complaints under Chapter 28, occupancy violations, code-compliance citations under Chapter 18, or unpaid lodging taxes. Permits and Inspections staff document complaints over a rolling period. After repeated violations, the city issues a notice of intent to revoke, providing the operator a hearing opportunity. Revoked operators must cease STR use immediately and may face additional civil penalties for continued unlawful operation. Reinstatement is possible after a cooling-off period and proof of compliance measures.
Continuing to rent after revocation, repeat unpermitted parties, and failure to pay lodging tax can each justify registration termination plus per-day civil penalties under Chapter 18 enforcement.
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